But "if you're going to go the portable, extension-cord route," he said, "make sure you run it from the driveway, with your garage door closed, so there's no back draft.
The brain stem is the main pathway between the brain and the spinal cord, the route by which the mind exerts control over the muscles.
Early modular synthesizers were large instruments that used patch cords to route the signal flow.
If your ceiling fan came with a 110 volt AC 3-prong cord and plug, route it to a 110 volt AC outlet, but do NOT plug it into the outlet.
Kuerten then came up with two net-cord winners en route to holding his serve.
Demographic information about the UCB donors is presented in Tables 3 and 4. Of note, those collected for research purposes were dissimilar to national averages for cord blood banking regarding route of delivery, parity, gravidity, placental weight and ethnicity.
Additionally, many pyramidal tract fibres that do decussate before descending generate intraspinal collaterals that cross back within the spinal cord, providing a further route by which the intact hemisphere may influence ipsilateral circuits (Rosenzweig et al., 2009; Yoshino-Saito et al., 2010).
For consumers considering going the route of cord-cutting, there have never been so many options to choose from – but it can also be confusing to know which services to choose.
Indeed, since HPV-DNA has been detected in amniotic fluid [ 37], placenta and the umbilical cord [ 36], the hematogenous route of chorionic and placental tissue infection and subsequent spread to amniotic cells and possible ingestion by the fetus has been hypothesized [ 36, 37].
Route the new cord to the cord hole.
This route to the spinal cord is utilized by C. tetani upon wound infection; but experimentally almost all central neurons (glutamatergic, glycinergic, etc).
